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Sunday School begins at 9:15 AM where we teach our CFC Courses in the sanctuary on the upper level. Children are welcome to attend our Gospel Project instruction at CFC Kids on the lower level. You can pre-register them here. Worship Service begins at 10:30 AM. We sing anthems of our faith, are led in prayer by one of our Elders, hear expository preaching from Scripture, confess sin and hear assurance in the observance of the Lord's Table, and worship through offering. You can read the full overview on our Worship Service page.

At CFC you will see everything from sweats and joggers to suits and jackets. While we aim to dress modestly, there is no dress code. Come and be comfortable.

Some preaching features very little Bible. Expository preaching seeks to let the Bible speak and be the center of attention of the entire sermon. We read it, explain it, interpret it and apply it to everyday Christian living.

Christian Fellowship Church is a Reformed Baptist church. On our Who We Are page we describe our identity as Christian, Protestant, Evangelical, Reformed, and Baptist. You can also read our Confession of Faith and Issues of Clarification.

Yes. Our CFC Course meets Sundays at 9:15 AM with rotating topics. These vary from deeply theological to highly practical. We also have Growth Groups on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM and Saturday mornings at 8:00 AM where the scripture passage from Sunday is revisited, discussed, compared with other passages, applied and prayed over.

CFC Kids serves children during Sunday School with The Gospel Project curriculum in a safe environment with vetted volunteers. The nursery is available for ages 0-3 during the sermon with a simple sign-in/sign-out process. Children are also welcome in the main worship service.

There are several on-ramps at CFC: Growth Groups (Tuesday evenings at 7 PM and Saturday mornings at 8 AM), Young Adults on third Fridays (college age through 30s), and Youth Group on Sunday nights from 6-7 PM for grades 6-12. We also have Sunday serving teams through our Serve page.

CFC does not belong to a denomination but is a Reformed Baptist church in that we have adopted the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689). Visit our Who We Are page for more.

Being Reformed Baptist means we believe the whole Bible fits together as one unified story of God's grace. We believe salvation is entirely a work of God — from beginning to end — and that no one earns their way to Him. We believe the Scriptures point us to Jesus Christ as the center of God's plan of redemption. And as Baptists, we baptize those who personally profess faith in Christ and we value meaningful church membership.

Church membership isn't about status or formality. It's a way of saying, 'This is my church family.' Rather than simply attending, members commit to building meaningful relationships, receiving encouragement and shepherding, and participating in the shared life and mission of the church. Membership also includes a voice in key decisions and opportunities to serve in trusted roles.

Becoming a member is a simple but intentional process. It begins with a foundation of regular attendance so you can get to know us and learn more about life at CFC. During that time, we offer a membership class that explains what we believe and what membership involves. You'll also meet with one of our elders to share your testimony and ask any questions you may have. The goal of this process isn't mere formality — it's to encourage you, help you feel confident in your decision, and prepare you for meaningful belonging and service in the life of our church.